for Apple AirPods Max Case Accessory: WIWU AirPod Max Case with Sleep Mode | Airpod Max Accessories for Apple Headphones | Ultra-Slim Travel Carrying Case | Portable Storage Bag | Black

Fits my AirPods Max perfectly. Love that I can use it both with and without the Apple case. It's very sturdy and does a great job protecting my headphones in my bag. Highly recommend!

Good sturdy material, perfect to protect, magnets work great and minimalistic on space.

There’s no way around it - a case will add bulk. Fortunately, they keep it to a minimum with this one. I bought a case when I bought my APM. It turned out to be so big it took up more space than it was worth and I ditched it after a couple weeks. Fast forward to now and I’m having to clean my bra case more and more and happened to see this case recommended in a APM forum. In truth, it’s probably not really so much thinner than my previous one but, in hand, it feels like it’s half the size. Totally different experience. I love it. My only complaint, and it’s very slight, is that I need to slide the headband into the tightest position to fit it properly in the case. No problem for the case, just concerned about the wear on the headband. It’s otherwise fantastic. So if you are looking for some extra protection for your Max, I absolutely recommend this WIWU case.

More practical and definitely more protective than the weird semi-case that Apple provides with the headphones.

The case is well-made, durable, and seems to deliver on its promises. However, I’ve noticed some strange behavior with my refurbished headphones (maybe it’s just me?). Even when they’re zipped up in the case and supposedly “asleep,” my iPad and iPhone 15 Pro sometimes still think they’re connected. This has caused battery drain issues, which is especially frustrating during long trips when I discover they’re too low to use.To be fair, this could be a quirk of my headphones (they’ve been through a lot over the past three years), but I can’t entirely rule out the case either. It happens intermittently, so it’s hard to pin down the exact cause. Just something to keep in mind if you’re buying this case for its auto-disconnect functionality.One other note: while you can charge your headphones while they’re zipped in the case, it’s a bit awkward with standard lightning cables. A 90-degree angled cable would work much better and help avoid strain on the cord.Overall, it’s a nice case that does its job most of the time—but if your headphones are as quirky as mine, you might need to do some troubleshooting!

This was exactly what I was looking for to protect my Airpod Max headphones. Very durable!

Had to let it air out a few days it smelled funny other than that works great and looks great

I called Apple when I lost the original sleeves at the airport and was quoted a price of ~$70. I said, "I got the earphones for $350 when they first came out, how is the sleeve almost a quarter of the price?". After carefully skimming all the reviews for product, I settled on this one as being the most likely to have a reliable sleep function.. wrong. The magnets that activate the sleep function routinely fail, and the case is essentially garbage. In my hubris, I threw away the boxes and now need to figure out a way to return these. .